Voter Voice allows American Legion members to send messages to members in Congress.
In 2025, American Legion Family members and veteran advocates sent 102,873 messages to Congress urging them to pass Legion-supported legislation. These messages were sent through The American Legion’s Grassroots Action Center that connects American Legion Family members and advocates with their members of Congress. The Grassroots Action Center allows The American Legion to contact every member of Congress on large, national campaigns as well as target specific members on key committees that pertain to The American Legion’s legislative priorities.
Visit the Grassroots Action Center here. You can stay informed of all American Legion legislative campaigns by signing up for legislative alerts on the Grassroots Action Center page.
The top campagins for messages sent include:
- Major Richard Star Act, 22,299
- Service Dogs Assisting Veterans, 17,779
- Ships for America Act, 16,481
- 2025 GI Bill Parity, 14,015
And the top five states that sent the most messages were: Kansas (8,842), Wisconsin (8,317), New York (6,221), Florida (6,177) and Tennessee (5,483).
“This is a direct link to all of the federal elected officials from your state to hear your concerns for the Legion’s priorities on bills in Congress,” said Randy Frank, past Department of Kansas commander. “Just go to www.legion.org/action and be heard. You can do this once every 24 hours. It is so simple that I complete mine daily while eating a bowl of cereal for breakfast. There is no limit so ask all of your friends to help out.”
- Legislative